Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-02-05
FARM FOR sAI.E

T OFFER FOR SALE. FROM NOW -
L Until March lot, ny farm contain:
Of Lexington adjoining the MiAsouri -
Pacific Coal Company's lands. This land is all
underlald by the best OF Coal, except IL acres.
place. There Is a good House with foar room .
g GROUND cellar; slso LARGE Corn Crib,
en-house, Spring house. one Of the DeSt sprinRs
In lafayette county, 5 more springs on The
place, good fences and cross fences, 16o bearing
Apple Trees. selected varieties; also Psacn
Pear and Cherry trees. all bearing. 4 beauu.
ful nome for any man
IRRESPONSIBLE cash, balance on tim to
Hay. Corn. Seed Potatoes. Stock Hogs,
S Be- Ss1e bsssSs; WIN MaE s6s n Riow; + A. a.. S g.
owner being a widower and alone wants t
sell. For apply to Henry Hainkei
opposite Courthouse. Or iks g N%s SI,
ieb5w4 Lexington. No.
Mr.. Taubman mOveu 10 5TIs.",
that part of MIR. Williams resolution
providing for the mayor to appoint.
Carried.
Mr.. Williams resolution was then
adopted, reading as below
Whereas, Chas. f. Homer, city en-
yineer and street commissioner, has
left the city and is now travelling for al
house in Kansas City on a salary
Resolved, That his position is hereby
PUBLIC SALE.
TINE UNDERSIGNED wlLLsELL,
al IublIc auction. or the farm Of <
7. W Barnes, 1 miles southeast Of ~
Lexington. on the Higginsville road. NJ
MONDAY. FEBRUARY %, 1851,
the following prL perty, to-wit: The well-know
saddle stallion. Young Cadmus; Thoroughbrs
Jark. Young, SAMPSON, iull la hands. s year
old. good color; ID head of Work Horses an
Brood Mare; H .rse and Mule Colts, from i to
Years old; 81 head Of Cattle. mostly Cows an
Cslvesl = lot Of Stock Hogs. Brood Sows, a..
TEEns OF sALE:-Ail sums under $40. cash
All sums OF $40 And over, q credit of 9 month
without inter est. with approved security. vii
b. given Five per cent discount for cash.
lan2Sld DOC. BARNES.
Jack Fehrer, - xeSr-oerd Geo. James,
as the city is in,eSsted to them in
amounts equal to their licenses. Carried.
MI. Russell moved rebate of Nj.
Schaefermeyer, e3 80 license, as his
successor has paid for license covering
the same time. Carried.
Mr.. Taubman moved the following:
Resolved, That the council approve
the action of the city collector in not
charging interest on the tax of 1886 to
|, this date, but that he be required to
collect interest on said tax from Feb.
Is, 1887. Carried.
Mr.. Russell moved Mr.. Jno. Aull be
allowed rebate on One team license.
Mr.. Taubman moved to amend by
rebating about a dozen other licenses,
naming the parties. Lost by a unani-
nous vote.
Mr.. Russel's motion was laid on the
table.
Mr.. Russell offered the following
. Moved, That 81 in special mandamuf
fund, and $40 20 in bond and interest
fund, and S21 30 in Tsubman iudg-
. ment fund be transferred into the
Hicklin judgment fund, andit, with
81 in said fund, be paid over to Sheriff
Bowman; and that $40 70 in Lexing'
ton Savings bank mandamus fund be
paid over to Wallace & Chiles, and thai
the following sums be allowed:-S5O o.
in Farrar Judgment fund; 1924 "a in w
r. Gosewich, xecutoT;Iadgm fund
S53 70 in Kriehn - Meyer Judgment
fund; $40 sc in j c. Fall judgment
fund; 1928 09 in VIM. II. Chiles, adj
m%inistrator, Judgment fund; $50 o.
in Mrs. Eliza Fitzgerald. judgment
fund; that the mayor draw hi